Tuesday, January 30, 2007

JACK ALBERTSON'S ESTATE CAN KISS MY TUCHIS!


Leave me alone, for the nine thousandth time. It's my Emmy. Sure it says Jack's name on it, but he gave it to me. You understand me, some grandniece from South Nowhere? Your granduncle gave it to me. Me, Hecuba. Why? Wouldn't you give it away if you were grateful to the writer of the episode of "Chico And The Man" that earned you the award? Grateful to the man who sat down and dreamed up that speech where Ed ("The Man" to you babies in diapers out there) tells his buddy the cop how much he misses Chico now that he's in that "big barrio in the sky"? Sure you would.




Maybe you wouldn't because you're not a class act like Jonathan "Jack" Albertson, you're just some distant heir without a funny bone in your body trying to get back what you think is rightfully yours. Well, you can take it out of my cold dead hands... and they will be cold because I'lll give that trophy up when hell freezes over! (BUT HOW DO YOU REALLY FEEL?) That IS how I really feel! I'm sorry, I just get so mad at ingrates who never did anything in show business. Forgive me. I'll make nice tomorrow.

4 comments:

Joependleton said...

I thought Scatman Crothers also should've won an Emmy.

By the way, out of dudes who accidentaly offed themselves, who was more overrated

Fred Prinze or John Eric Hexum?

Harold Hecuba said...

Okay, Okay, I get it, smart guy. You're not a fan, you're some smart guy somewhere having a chuckle at the death of two young men whose only crime was trying to entertain America. Death is no laughing matter, friend. It's damn serious. And suicide is incredibly tragic! Accidental suicide is super goddamn double tragic so learn some respect!

To answer your question, Hexum was a glorified underwear model and Freddie was a comic genius, so you tell me who was overrated.

Joependleton said...

Calm down HH.

As for Prinze, coming genius? C'mon dude, George Lopez has more talent in his pinkie than Fred Prinze had.

Harold Hecuba said...

George Lopez is a credit to his race. But he's just following in Freddy's footsteps. You get out your hifi, put on Freddy's first comedy album "Looking Good!" and then tell me what you think. I could school you joke by joke on this genius, but... "That's not my yob!"